Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-10

Worth and Denver will soon be at Qua
nah.
Grading on the Southern X ,nsas is pro,
crossing rsp div in LipScomo county, In
The Paphauol e Of Texas.
tn Fort W rtn Western has ore at
the prrttr,s sd h-et routes raj
r al IN .he stain 81 Tx
TIL. ST. Lours, Ar.spsar srd TxtS i
Coming ~ Ftft W"r'h via Pan" from
Sn'pnur Springs. That point IS settled
definitely.
That Fort w,r'h and SOU'hes stern
R.sd hss mst4ri4l nd far sooner thsn tx
prc,,d tn pr iert j. well il hand b. a
giant cn"porat"u.
By h. end e This VT. the Texas ann
Pa nc p oule hope t" have their arteSisn
well fl. wing ten-inch stream several
feet abavc gr"und.
The Calf, Colorado and Santa Fe will
soon ~ bringing coal iH'O Fort Worth
Their. j. nuuntriu supply twenty miles
fr m river, in the dian Territory.
TIE BrwIe correspondent If THE GA
ZETTE made mistake in s5ying it was
rumnrrd III. + TT worth Western w"uid
start from vie; he m"snt The Southern
Kansas # TtXss
MO Ha j, chi T engineer of the Fort
Worth Western, Wa in the 81 y YESTERDAY
but ,ef for the front list night Hi
coris f iahteen men was in camp at the
iron brirge Ten miles from F.rt Wo tn
The Fort Worth aid Denver VIII en-
desvnr to have it's own track into til
civ nv the tim the Pinhan le Cnnstruc-
ton Company ~ ready to lay track mort
of Ouapsh The very hravV husneS-
thi- al WI do renders this strp ne-
cessity.
l. was current Yesterday that the F r
Worth and n. w Orleans tfirialS w"nl
at once pruvid, d # rent t. rmInal faCili
ties t,r ths- sd III this CITY, md that tn
Houston snd 7, xtS Central would he a.
well equipped with drpo's, ETC. as an,
road entering f TT Worth.
Thr railroads center ng at Fort Worth
are ready 10 do ! in their power tn rem
der the operating of the r, fristrator
success TheN II all have trst Il t. The
immense slaughter house if H. c., s-sry
The railroat Companies will do their
part; will our peopl~ do their?
o. ne 20E1 resident Sl"cum and di.
r,ctor4 Of he Fort Worth Wes'ern will
b. in Fort Worth On tn, 30t7 Pr, sideut
W. B Strong ~ d irect rs # the South
err Kansas Texas, initial point, main
Office AMI headquarters at Fort Worth,
will arrive in ne city. ''ur citizens
Sin ,uld keep thes- dates in mind.
1t is said that the TT Worth and Ri"
Grsnde has msde arIsngemrn's to cuh-
meet with the tracks of the T xas and Pa
citic, at asst temporarily, and that the
connection will b. maze at OF ce and the
work laying ira begin bV The niddlr
or end Of the present week II need SUI
prise no one II trains ar" running to
G-ssbury by the middle OF March
Jacksboro, 1t is said, WA caneht nap
ping few days ago. Chief < CINE.
Hall aEd his assistant, who runs the iran
sit, left Springtowr and went 10 jack
born locking out the most PRACTICABLE
route They arrived in Jacksboro, sur
veyed the situation. made mp tier minds
where the line should run
Jacksborn, staid in the city several
hours and not one Cf the railroad CON-
F1fttee waited ON them or knew they were
in town, but he engineers did their work
we'll, and J1tkSburo having sign'f
willingness to aid the road loses moth
Ing BY not showing the chief engineer
how to get in and out of
the city At Graham the people
knew of the arrival of thr engineers, am
several OF the prominent citizens engaged
them in convtr-s,i Ii cksb0ro and
Graham show a desire t secure the For
Worth Western, which, IT - ssid theN
have Already done, their fl 81 railroad Con
ION will be with the CITY Of + ri
With
On the Goth OF this month party Of
distinguished gentlemen from Ne" YORK
direct, rs of the Fort Worth Western vii
arrive in this city. GIN. "cum. Gen
Blu erd Id, VI ssrs Sheldon AID DAD
head viii. it is said. he am' NC the um
Der. These gentiem come herr 10
look after their F TT W rh West
ern interest, and Will probably remain
several DAYS. By the time they arrive the
line will be run TO Graham tnr"ug" jacks
boro, ana the road locitrd forty miles
from this city. l. il expected tina on tn
arrival of these gentlemen sill Will be il
readiness TO orlrr tn work q
c Instruction begun. Messrs. Law
rerce, Morse and Ketchum have
done q vast an unit uf work duri
the short time they hsve been here, ard
have spent thousands Of dollars in u>h
ing their enerprize. The gentlemen,
who for the first tim" visit our state, ar.
men + wealth and iuflue nc, and our citi-
Zens should prepare t. entertain them ID
a manner becoming their high station in
society.